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I installed Google Chrome Portable on the user's desktop and have the default homepage set to my website. How do I disable all toolbars when the user open my shortcut to Chrome?
Using 'kiosk mode' you will hide all browser toolbars and status bar if that's what you want:
http://www.ithinkdiff.com/latest-google-chrome-update-gets-a-kiosk-mode/
There's also app mode (--app=[url]). Unfortunately, both --app and --kiosk are limited to a single monitor on a multi-monitor setup in Linux.
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I have an .hta file but everytime I run it open in a small screen. Can I run it in fullscreen like any other nav?
If you want the HTA to always open maximized, add an hta:application section with wimdowstate=maximize. If you want the user to be able to maximize the HTA window, remove options from that section that are suppressing the caption and/or maximize button. See the official documentation for more details.
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Apparently after the last Chrome update(ver 78.0.39) there is a new feature(tab tooltip, it's quite distracting):
How can I disable this?
The link provided in comments work. Pasting it here for direct solution.
Visit Chrome://flags page
Search for Tab hover, in the highlighted search results, for Tab Hover cards
Select “Disabled ” and restart the Chrome browser.
Do note the flags are temporary, may work for a couple of versions, after that they’ll disappear, this is a temporary solution only, we suggest you to get used to the hover cards feature.
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On chrome I installed Awesome and Vimium, everytime when I enter "t" , the awesome page shows up. Is there some way to open a fixed url by a few keystroke, such as type "t" and open www.google.com in a new tab?
This seems to align with this issue. Helpfully, the hint given in response is a reasonable workaround in the meantime. For a more concise shortcut, using a rarely used key (eg. for B) as the bookmark name should help.
It's the answer I got from the plugin writer.
https://github.com/philc/vimium/issues/933
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I know there are some excellent extensions on Firefox for operating the browser like vi or emacs.
So I found some extensions(vimmum, emacssome, emacs-mode, etc...) declare it have the same functions.
But, all of them work so bad in chrome, most of shortcut can't work at start tab; Some of shortcut conflict with Chrome default setting.So...
Is there some way i can forbiden default shortcut of chrome, and make those extensions work at start(the first) tab.
Is there any good keybinding(It would be better like emacs style) extension perform well in chrome?
thanks a lot,
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How can I start Google Chrome with dev tools open at startup? I need that because I want to have 'simulate touch events' from the dev tools settings page enabled when I start Chrome. Any ideas? Is there an .ini file for Chrome where one can set a flag or something?
Realize that this is a bit late, but;
When opening the dev-tools settings menu, right next to the "Enable" override checkbox, there is another checkbox saying "Enable on DevTools startup".
Checking this will enable the selected overrides by default when opening the DevTools window.
Hope it helps!